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Updated July 14, 2008 Figure 65. Boot up warning 2. During the reboot, a screen appears that displays information on the failing disk. See Figure 65. Note the Device Port number of the failing disk. 3. Power off the machine. 4. Continue with the steps described in "Replacing and rebuilding a hard drive." Replacing and rebuilding a hard drive Note: Before beginning these procedures, you should have completed one of the two methods on determining the failed hard disk drive. 1. Follow steps one through three in "Removing the hard disk drive" on page 36 to open the machine. 2. Trace the serial ATA cables from the hard disk drives to he system board. Note: Drive 0 connects to serial ATA connector 0 and Drive 1 connects to serial ATA connector 1. 3. Continue with the instructions in "Removing the hard disk drive" on page 36 to remove and replace the failing hard disk drive. 4. Re-assemble the machine and power on. After the operating system has loaded, the RAID application will automatically begin re-building the hard disk drive. During this process, you can use the machine normally. Rebuilding time will vary depending upon the size of the partition, amount of data and system activity during the rebuild. Accessing the RAID setup menu After enabling the RAID function from the BIOS setup menu, you can enter the setup menu by pressing CTRL and R on the keyboard. Pressing CTRL and R allows you to enter the RAID setup menu before the Windows operating system Chapter 3. Problem determination 77

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2.
During
the
reboot,
a
screen
appears
that
displays
information
on
the
failing
disk.
See
Figure
65.
Note
the
Device
Port
number
of
the
failing
disk.
3.
Power
off
the
machine.
4.
Continue
with
the
steps
described
in
“Replacing
and
rebuilding
a
hard
drive.”
Replacing
and
rebuilding
a
hard
drive
Note:
Before
beginning
these
procedures,
you
should
have
completed
one
of
the
two
methods
on
determining
the
failed
hard
disk
drive.
1.
Follow
steps
one
through
three
in
“Removing
the
hard
disk
drive”
on
page
36
to
open
the
machine.
2.
Trace
the
serial
ATA
cables
from
the
hard
disk
drives
to
he
system
board.
Note:
Drive
0
connects
to
serial
ATA
connector
0
and
Drive
1
connects
to
serial
ATA
connector
1.
3.
Continue
with
the
instructions
in
“Removing
the
hard
disk
drive”
on
page
36
to
remove
and
replace
the
failing
hard
disk
drive.
4.
Re-assemble
the
machine
and
power
on.
After
the
operating
system
has
loaded,
the
RAID
application
will
automatically
begin
re-building
the
hard
disk
drive.
During
this
process,
you
can
use
the
machine
normally.
Rebuilding
time
will
vary
depending
upon
the
size
of
the
partition,
amount
of
data
and
system
activity
during
the
rebuild.
Accessing
the
RAID
setup
menu
After
enabling
the
RAID
function
from
the
BIOS
setup
menu,
you
can
enter
the
setup
menu
by
pressing
CTRL
and
R
on
the
keyboard.
Pressing
CTRL
and
R
allows
you
to
enter
the
RAID
setup
menu
before
the
Windows
operating
system
Figure
65.
Boot
up
warning
Updated
July
14,
2008
Chapter
3.
Problem
determination
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